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FKF President breaks silence on future of Harambee Starlets coach

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FKF President Hussein Mohammed has weighed in on the coaching situation of the Women's national team, Harambee Starlets, amidst growing pressure on head coach Beldine Odemba.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsOdemba is currently under immense pressure from fans,here a section is calling for her dismissal following disappointing performances by the national team at the ongoing 2026 Women's Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON).##NAJAVA_MECA_9878591##Kenya was eliminated at the group stage after failing to win a single match in Group A; losing 4-0 to hosts Morocco in the opening match, 1-0 to Senegal, and completing their participation with a 2-0 defeat to Algeria.More concerning for fans was the fact that the team could not score even a single goal, adding to earlier scrutiny and questions over selection.TACTICAL ANALYSIS: Gor Mahia's blueprint that saw them reach CECAFA Kagame Cup finalSpeaking to the press from Morocco after Kenya's elimination, Mohammed broke his silence after he was pressed on Odemba’s situation.“I think we will have an analysis of the technical department, where they will be able to assess how it has been, and why we have been able to perform as you can see. We shall be patient and wait for the assessment from the department, and then make a decision,” said Mohammed.KSSSA: How past regional failures fuelled Mohammed Bajaber-inspired Takaba Mixed's historic runNonetheless Mohammed, who admitted to having been disappointed by the result, went ahead to explain the reasons for Kenya’s poor performance at the continental tournament.“For us, it has been a great learning experience. And on the field, there is winning and losing, but it has been very painful because we have not won even one game. But I know that in the future, we will recover and be able to build a better team.We are aware that it requires a lot of investment to build a team that can compete with countries that have a lot of football information. We have a lot of work to do, and it is time for us to return to the drawing board, and to be able to reconstruct our team. We will start with a team of young players, and we will also have a team of senior players,” he remarked.New AFC Leopards signing opens up on coach behind his rapid rise to FKF Premier League

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